WSA and the Academy of Doctors of Audiology have joined forces to bring a national public awareness and PSA campaign to adults 50 and older, positioning local audiologists as the front door to hearing care.
The International Hearing Society (IHS) has launched a new monthly podcast.
The Department of Education’s exclusion of audiology from its new federal “professional degree” designation could have the unexpected benefit of prompting the profession to explore collaborative solutions and intensify advocating for policy change.
The ADA's new initiative offers dollar-for-dollar dues matching and complimentary memberships to encourage dual participation at the state and national level.
ATA Academy is an online education platform aimed at training audiologists and other healthcare providers in evidence-based tinnitus assessment and management.
A federal court has issued a preliminary injunction halting the Department of Education's narrowed definition of "professional degree," temporarily restoring higher federal borrowing limits for Doctor of Audiology students.
Oticon is accepting nominations for its annual awards program recognizing individuals with hearing loss and the professionals, caregivers, and educators who champion hearing health.
A 6-year-old boy with Cockayne syndrome — a rare genetic disorder that causes hearing loss, vision impairment, and early death — has become the first child to receive an experimental AAV9 gene therapy developed through a parent-led initiative.
More than 100 Oticon employees joined Community Hope's 2026 Flag Day 5K and Fun Walk, marking the largest team turnout in the event's history for the hearing healthcare company.